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Urban Outfitters DTLA
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Photos by Elizabeth Daniels
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And they did just that. Similar to UO's magical mecca in Malibu, this store is in an indie state of mind, showcasing a range of custom-built
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These amazing hanging creations were custom-made for the store by a local vendor.
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An assortment of jewelry and Baggu bags.
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The beauty apothecary.
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RGB nail polish in every color of the rainbow.
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In addition to highlighting new designers and even members of their own team (be sure to hit the men's section for natural wood carved ray-guns and brass knuckles designed by a staffer), UO Rialto is heavy on vintage. Men's and women's departments are mix
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Music is also a heavy focus. "We sell vinyl like crazy, it's insane," Hauser adds. "This store carries around 600-800 choices, and many are exclusive to us. Lana del Rey is this year's bestseller. We also brought in some guitar amps, effect pedals
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Photo booth fun!
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Vintage game consoles, anyone?
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The small but mighty shoe shop features an edited selection of athletics and go-to boots.
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Men's grooming station.
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More men's gear, featuring everything from Stussy to Levi's.
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Stunning raw stones are sprinkled throughout the store.
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The resting area, complete with vintage rugs and the comfiest seats on the planet.
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A view of both floors from the back.
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Rad denim patchwork curtains at the fitting rooms.
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Novelty items and greetings cards on the second floor.
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While the interior offers subtle salutes to the Broadway landmark's entertainment past (a movie screen on the back wall, a collage of retro horror films near the second floor fitting rooms), the exterior evokes the strongest sense of nostalgia. UO worked